Laser
61láser — Eng. Laser Forma de energía en la que todos los fotones están en fase y se transmiten con la misma longitud de onda. Al incidir en el tejido diana es absorbida por el pigmento aumentando la temperatura. Su nombre corresponde a las iniciales de… …
62laser — (la zèr) s. m. Terme de botanique. Genre de la famille des ombellifères. ÉTYMOLOGIE Lat. laser …
63Laser — La|ser [ le:zɐ, engl. leizə] der; s, <aus gleichbed. engl. laser, urspr. Kurzw. aus light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation »Lichtverstärkung durch angeregte Aussendung von Strahlung«>: 1. Gerät zur Verstärkung von Licht… …
64laser\ it — Hurry up! If you dont laser it, stoop, we won t make it to the party …
65laser\ it — Hurry up! If you dont laser it, stoop, we won t make it to the party …
66laser — noun (C) a piece of equipment that produces a powerful narrow beam of light that can be used in medical operations, to cut metals, or to make patterns of light for entertainment: laser surgery …
67laser — [ˈleɪzə] noun [C] a piece of equipment that produces a powerful line of light that can be used as a tool, or the line of light that is produced laser surgery[/ex] …
68laser — /ˈleɪzə / (say layzuh) noun 1. a device for producing a coherent, monochromatic, high intensity beam of radiation of a frequency within, or near to, the range of visible light; optical maser. –verb (t) 2. to level (an area of land) by means of… …
69Laser — /ˈleɪzə/ (say layzuh) noun a class of small sailing boat, designed to be sailed by one or two people, although usually sailed single handed as it is easy to rig and sail. {originally trademark; named after laser in 1971} …
70laser — la|ser sb., en, e, ne, i sms. laser , fx laserlys, laserteknik …
